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South African Mother Receives Life Sentence for Selling Daughter
A South African mother, Racquel Smith, was sentenced to life in prison for selling her six-year-old daughter, Joshlin, for approximately €240-€960; her boyfriend and a friend received 10-year sentences for their involvement in the crime which occurred near Saldanha Bay.
South African Mother Receives Life Sentence for Selling Daughter
A South African mother, Racquel Smith, was sentenced to life in prison for selling her six-year-old daughter, Joshlin, for approximately €240-€960; her boyfriend and a friend received 10-year sentences for their involvement in the crime which occurred near Saldanha Bay.
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40% Bias Score
1,200+ Israeli Academics Demand End to Gaza War
More than 1,200 Israeli academics issued an open letter on Tuesday condemning the ongoing Gaza war, citing nearly 3,000 Palestinian deaths since March, and urging Israeli academic institutions to take action, including potential strike action, to stop the war.
1,200+ Israeli Academics Demand End to Gaza War
More than 1,200 Israeli academics issued an open letter on Tuesday condemning the ongoing Gaza war, citing nearly 3,000 Palestinian deaths since March, and urging Israeli academic institutions to take action, including potential strike action, to stop the war.
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40% Bias Score
Death of Ngugi wa Thiong'o: A Loss for African Literature
Kenyan author Ngugi wa Thiong'o, celebrated for his anti-colonial writings and advocacy for African languages, died at age 87 in Bedford, Georgia, following a kidney ailment; his literary works significantly impacted African literature and political discourse.
Death of Ngugi wa Thiong'o: A Loss for African Literature
Kenyan author Ngugi wa Thiong'o, celebrated for his anti-colonial writings and advocacy for African languages, died at age 87 in Bedford, Georgia, following a kidney ailment; his literary works significantly impacted African literature and political discourse.
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16% Bias Score
West Virginia Overhauls Foster Care System Amid Transparency Concerns
West Virginia Governor Patrick Morrisey announced reforms to the state's troubled foster care system on Wednesday, including increased transparency, improved data access, and new case review procedures, following eight statewide listening sessions and a review of six critical cases between 2021 and ...
West Virginia Overhauls Foster Care System Amid Transparency Concerns
West Virginia Governor Patrick Morrisey announced reforms to the state's troubled foster care system on Wednesday, including increased transparency, improved data access, and new case review procedures, following eight statewide listening sessions and a review of six critical cases between 2021 and ...
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36% Bias Score
Trump Immigration Policies Cause Prolonged Separation of Migrant Children from Families
New immigration rules under the Trump administration have dramatically increased the average time migrant children spend in U.S. shelters—from 35 days under Biden to 217 days—due to stricter requirements for DNA testing, income verification, and sponsor identification, causing prolonged family separ...
Trump Immigration Policies Cause Prolonged Separation of Migrant Children from Families
New immigration rules under the Trump administration have dramatically increased the average time migrant children spend in U.S. shelters—from 35 days under Biden to 217 days—due to stricter requirements for DNA testing, income verification, and sponsor identification, causing prolonged family separ...
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56% Bias Score
Family Fights Deportation of Four-Year-Old Facing Death in Mexico
A four-year-old Mexican girl, Sofia, receiving life-saving treatment in the US for short bowel syndrome, faces imminent death if deported, as ordered by the Trump administration in April 2024, despite entering legally under humanitarian parole.
Family Fights Deportation of Four-Year-Old Facing Death in Mexico
A four-year-old Mexican girl, Sofia, receiving life-saving treatment in the US for short bowel syndrome, faces imminent death if deported, as ordered by the Trump administration in April 2024, despite entering legally under humanitarian parole.
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60% Bias Score
Kenyan Literary Giant Ngũgĩ wa Thiong'o Dies at 87
Renowned Kenyan writer Ngũgĩ wa Thiong'o died Wednesday at age 87; his daughter announced his death on Facebook, citing his long struggle with kidney failure. His work explored Kenyan history and promoted writing in indigenous languages.
Kenyan Literary Giant Ngũgĩ wa Thiong'o Dies at 87
Renowned Kenyan writer Ngũgĩ wa Thiong'o died Wednesday at age 87; his daughter announced his death on Facebook, citing his long struggle with kidney failure. His work explored Kenyan history and promoted writing in indigenous languages.
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20% Bias Score
Shein Shifts IPO from London to Hong Kong Amid Regulatory Hurdles
Shein, a Singapore-based fashion retailer founded in China, will reportedly switch its planned initial public offering (IPO) from London to Hong Kong due to Chinese regulatory rejection after facing intense scrutiny in the UK regarding its supply chain practices and labor concerns.
Shein Shifts IPO from London to Hong Kong Amid Regulatory Hurdles
Shein, a Singapore-based fashion retailer founded in China, will reportedly switch its planned initial public offering (IPO) from London to Hong Kong due to Chinese regulatory rejection after facing intense scrutiny in the UK regarding its supply chain practices and labor concerns.
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60% Bias Score
Judge Rules Trump Administration's Deportation of Pro-Palestine Activist Likely Unconstitutional
US District Judge Michael Farbiarz ruled that the Trump administration's attempt to deport pro-Palestine activist Mahmoud Khalil is likely unconstitutional, citing insufficient evidence of national security threats; Khalil, a lawful permanent resident, remains detained pending further legal proceedi...
Judge Rules Trump Administration's Deportation of Pro-Palestine Activist Likely Unconstitutional
US District Judge Michael Farbiarz ruled that the Trump administration's attempt to deport pro-Palestine activist Mahmoud Khalil is likely unconstitutional, citing insufficient evidence of national security threats; Khalil, a lawful permanent resident, remains detained pending further legal proceedi...
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Presidents Ruto and Museveni Issue Unprecedented Public Apologies Amidst Human Rights Concerns
Kenyan President Ruto and Ugandan President Museveni issued rare public apologies for past government mistakes, including human rights abuses and suppression of dissent, prompting mixed reactions and raising questions about the sincerity and long-term impacts of these actions.
Presidents Ruto and Museveni Issue Unprecedented Public Apologies Amidst Human Rights Concerns
Kenyan President Ruto and Ugandan President Museveni issued rare public apologies for past government mistakes, including human rights abuses and suppression of dissent, prompting mixed reactions and raising questions about the sincerity and long-term impacts of these actions.
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48% Bias Score
The Hidden Toll of Online Content Moderation: Psychological Trauma and Ethical Dilemmas
A BBC investigation reveals the psychological trauma experienced by content moderators who review graphic online content, highlighting the human cost of maintaining safe digital spaces and the ethical challenges of relying on both human and AI moderation.
The Hidden Toll of Online Content Moderation: Psychological Trauma and Ethical Dilemmas
A BBC investigation reveals the psychological trauma experienced by content moderators who review graphic online content, highlighting the human cost of maintaining safe digital spaces and the ethical challenges of relying on both human and AI moderation.
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40% Bias Score
Turkish Youth Human Rights Project Yields Positive Results
An EU-funded project in Turkey trained 34 of 406 applicants in human rights, journalism, and advocacy, creating a network of 650 young people across seven cities to foster tolerance and collaboration, demonstrating positive impacts on intercultural understanding and advocacy skills.
Turkish Youth Human Rights Project Yields Positive Results
An EU-funded project in Turkey trained 34 of 406 applicants in human rights, journalism, and advocacy, creating a network of 650 young people across seven cities to foster tolerance and collaboration, demonstrating positive impacts on intercultural understanding and advocacy skills.
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40% Bias Score
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